Flowing Wells High School - We Rose Above Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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RIGHT: Minuetting in the word dances that opened and closed the show are Kathleen Upham and Dan Capps. BELOW: Roger Owen contemplates a mad, crazy world of James Thurber. athleen Upham Roger Owen DY} 0) offs @Lol ge (oy) Charles Stuart ey A folalatsn melad(sig Bruce Bayne Diane Bradford Dan Harrigan Dennis Kilburg Peter Williams Rob Emmett William Meikle Dig =fei Co), Miss Susan A. Hat ee

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Bellamy Day. ABOVE LEFT: A model from ‘‘Paraphernalia’”’ discusses latest fashions. RIGHT: Dr. Conrad Joyner examines Republican and Democratic Conventions. BELOW LEFT: Willie Miekle, Dan Capps and Allan Stead listen intensely to a seminar, ‘The Mari- juana Controversy.” RIGHT: Mr. Skrobel reviews schedule for a Bellamy Week Tradition Is Initiated By Seminars Participating in twenty-six seminars during the Vital Issues Workshops, Flowing Wells stu- dents and faculty commemo- rated Bellamy Award Day and initiated a new tradition. These seminars included subjects ranging from ‘The Tense Gen- eration’’ to a critique on the motion picture ‘‘Rosemary’s Baby.” The morning assembly was spirited by the presentation of the flags by a Marine Color Guard and by the participation of the F. W. Band and Chorus. Keynote speaker Mr. Neil Cle- ment stressed the meaning and importance of ‘Integrity.’ Senior Richard Hobson, spoke to the Student Body on “A Challenge To You.” This year’s Bellamy Award Day was made possible by the coordinating and planning of Mr. Len F. Skrobel and by the cooperation of the students, faculty and citizens.

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ABOVE: Portraying Gen. Grant, Dan Capps is roused out of a sleep by his sergeant Shultz played by Bruce Bayne, remind- ing him of their surrender on that day. LEFT: In sec- onds time back stage crew members Dennis Kilburg and Nancy Booth change props on set for the next scene that is to go on. The production of A Thurber Carnival came to life on the F.W. auditorium stage in a set- ting of Thurber cartoons. The presentation by the drama department was of the theater Mad, Crazy World Of Thurber Seizes Stage! of the absurd. This unusual comedy written by James Thur- ber and performed in various short scenes was under the direction of Miss Susan A. Harriss.) FAR LEFT: With a wolfish grin Roger Owen in a modern fairy tale of The Little Girl and The Wolf questions Deb- bie Gordon, about her grandm’s house. LEFT: Mak- ing last minute checks before the next costume change is Betty Reardon and Kathy Landis. BELOW: In full swing of the word dance opening the play are L TO R) Dan Har- rigan, Roger Owen dancing with Debbie Gordan, Charles Stewart and Yvonne Fortier. There were two matineés for the Sr. and Jr. high school. On November 14 and 16 two pub- lic performances were held. Entire cast and crew totaled 40 students.